Scheer looking forward to Trudeau lawsuit over SNC-Lavalin comments | Power & Politics

Andrew Scheer says he is looking forward to hearing Justin Trudeau testify under oath in court proceedings after the prime minister threatened to sue the Conservative leader over comments he made about the SNC-Lavalin affair.
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